Number 8 Kelly Kay Green
On February the 2nd of 2020, Instagram model Kelly Kay Green, known to her social media
following simply as Kelly Kay, stormed the field during the Super Bowl, at the Hard Rock Stadium,
in Miami. Green, a Los Angeles resident, jumped a northwest rail and got into a restricted area
during the game. According to Green’s account of the incident, she’d “catapulted” herself over a
10-foot wall to reach the area. The 27-year-old’s plan was to run onto the field and rip off her
dress to reveal the bikini underneath. Footage from football fans seated close to the incident
showed Green being tackled by multiple security members during her streaking attempt. As she
was being escorted away, Green lifted her dress and mooned those in attendance. She would later
complain of being bruised up by security personnel as well as of being kept in a cold holding cell,
underneath the stadium, for roughly eight hours. Green also reported being interrogated by Homeland
Security and the FBI before being taken to the Miami-Dade County Jail for processing.
She was charged with trespassing on property, a misdemeanor for which there’s a maximum penalty
of 12 months in jail. After she was bonded out, the model made multiple posts on Instagram about
the incident and even uploaded a photo of her mugshot. The stunt had reportedly been set up by
Vitaly Uncensored, an adult website owned by Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, himself known for
participating in or putting together numerous field invasions during sporting events. He’d
allegedly bought Green’s Super Bowl ticket in exchange for her running on the field while
wearing a bikini that had his brand name on it. Number 7 Brissa Dominguez
25-year-old Instagram model Brissa Dominguez was arrested at a hotel in Clearwater, Florida,
in 2017, following an altercation with police officers. On July the 5th the authorities were
called to the Edge Hotel, just after 4 am, to deal with a disturbance. Dominguez had been
told by management that she was no longer welcome on the premises but she, nevertheless, refused to
leave. Security had seen her going into another guest’s room and alerted the authorities. There
was indication, according to the police report, that Dominguez, who boasted over 70,000 followers,
was under the influence of alcohol at the time. The police arrived to find that the model was
nude. Officer Richard Edmonds handed her a towel to cover herself but she grabbed it and whipped
him in the face with it. She then kicked him as he stood in front of her. Another member of the law
enforcement team approached Dominguez from behind and attempted to make the arrest at which point he
was “mule kicked” by her. The model intentionally kicked three officers while handcuffed and also
attempted to bite and spit on one of them. She was eventually brought into custody for
trespassing after warning but also faced charges of resisting an arrest with violence and battery
on a law enforcement officer. Number 6 Mary Molloy
In 2018, fitness model Mary Molloy, from Brisbane, Australia, was arrested in connection to an MDMA
drug operation led by her former bodybuilder boyfriend,
Jason Atkins. The street-level enterprise ran from 2016 to 2018, across the Queensland capital,
and, at the height of his power, Atkins was making daily bank transactions of around
$200,000. The operation took a major hit in 2017, after a stockpile of pills was seized by police
from one of Atkins’ stash houses. The 32-year-old became concerned that he wouldn’t be able to
cover his debts and face repercussions. He thus enlisted the help of Instagram-famous Molloy,
in her mid-20s at the time, who assisted him in the enterprise and recovering the money he owed.
Detectives raided several properties operated by Atkins and, three weeks after the couple had
broken up, they were both arrested. Molloy pleaded guilty to multiple charges that included supplying
and trafficking of dangerous drugs for which she was given a three-year suspended sentence,
in April of 2020. Atkins was imprisoned for seven years and would be eligible for parole after two.
Number 5 Yomna Fouad In 2017, Yomna Fouad,
a woman in her early 20s, was arrested outside of a Miami Beach nightclub after being identified and
approached by one of her victims. 31-year-old Alain Rene Galette confronted Fouad, with whom
he’d gone back to his residence in March. Galette, a music industry professional, alleged that, after
he and Fouad had had intercourse, she drugged him and made off with some of his luxury goods.
The items included clothing, jewelry and a Rolex watch totaling over $32,000. Surveillance footage
from his building appeared to confirm his version of events, as Fouad was captured
leaving with some of his belongings. When they met, she’d told Galette that her name was Amina.
She’d changed her hair color and cut, since their last encounter, but he recognized the woman by
the tattoos on her hands. They began to argue in front of the nightclub and the police were
called to the scene to take Fouad into custody. The woman, also described as an Instagram model,
subsequently told a judge that she was a high-end escort. Galette would later claim that he hadn’t
been aware of this aspect, as their night together hadn’t included any monetary exchange. He wasn’t,
however, Fouad’s first victim. About a year prior, she and an unnamed female friend had met a man,
at a nightclub in the Fontainebleau hotel, who offered to get a room for the three of them.
As they entered the room, Fouad, who’d used the name Rebecca Arias,
and her friend watched him place a $46,000 Rolex watch and $8,000 in cash inside the hotel room
safe. He then went downstairs to retrieve an overnight bag from his car. Upon his return,
he realized that Fouad, her accomplice and his belongings were gone. He’d assumed that one of
the women had watched him for the code to the safe. Fouad was already wanted for the 2016 theft
by the time that she’d targeted Galette but had managed to evade capture by constantly changing
her appearance. She took a plea deal on the Florida cases, for charges that included larceny,
grand theft and false identification, and spent roughly a year in prison. However,
the investigation into Fouad continued and Miami police tweeted out a picture of her,
at the moment of her arrest, asking others if they’d been victimized by her. She was
revealed as a prime suspect in a string of other cases of seduction and theft, on the East Coast,
that stretched up to New York. In fact, following her release from the Miami jail, she ended up in
front of the Manhattan Supreme Court to answer to four counts of grand larceny for victimizing four
men in Manhattan, from 2015 to 2016. Number 4 Tori Ann Lyla Hunter
Australian Instagram model Tori Ann Lyla Hunter allegedly faced spending
5 years in a Balinese prison, in August of 2019, on charges of smuggling drugs
into the country. Indonesia is well-known for its hard stance against drugs with offenders sometimes
even being given the death penalty. Hunter was stopped at an airport in Bali, strip-searched
and detained for further questioning. Hunter was carrying dexamphetamine, for her ADHD, Valium for
anxiety and to help her sleep, and Seroquel for depression related to bipolar disorder.
They were in pharmacy-labeled boxes and she had a note from her doctor. Nevertheless, she was
presented with a list that classified her personal medication as Class A drugs in the country. Hunter
uploaded a video of her being driven in a car by an officer to Instagram and also documented her
living conditions, posting a photo with a bag of bread which she captioned “Plain bread for dinner
like I’m a street dog”. She ultimately spent four days in jail, before the matter was cleared
with the Australian Embassy, and claimed that local authorities had extorted her
out of more than $25,000 for her release. Hunter believed that she’d been targeted because of her
“social media status as a model and influencer”. Number 3 Kathryn Mahoney
In 2018, a university student was charged with assault and disorderly conduct for attacking
her boyfriend when he’d tried to put an end to their relationship. The incident took place in
early March, in a dorm at Fairfield University, in Connecticut. 19-year-old Kathryn Mahoney,
an Instagram model with over 100,000 followers and one of the university’s top swimmers had
been dating Ben Kebbell. Originally from the Isle of Wight, Kebbell was also on the swim team and,
like Mahoney, a freshman. He told her that they should no longer see each other and it’s unclear
if what followed was preceded by an argument but Mahoney proceeded to repeatedly punch him
in the stomach and face. Kebbell tried to grab Mahoney’s shoulder but was unable to stop her
and consequently fled into a friend’s room. The attack left him with a bloodied and broken nose,
the pictures of which he shared with friends on Snapchat. He captioned it “The Katie thing comes
with a broken nose lol”. Mahoney was arrested after the incident and held on a $1,500 bond.
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Number 2 Amber Rose Tyson In January of 2018, Amber Rose Tyson
led the police on a car chase through Victorville, California. San Bernardino
County police responded to the 13100 block of Flint Lane following reports of vandalism,
from residents whose windows had been broken. The police arrived to find 22-year-old Tyson
driving her BMW erratically and at high speeds through the neighborhood. A deputy activated the
siren and warning lights on his patrol car but the Instagram model didn’t pull over. It marked the
beginning of a pursuit that would ultimately last for roughly 40 miles on the I-15 freeway. Tyson
actually uploaded a video to her Instagram account during the chase, in which multiple patrol cars
could be seen in her rear-view mirror. In the video, the model claimed that she wasn’t going
to stop while also using explicit language in reference to her pursuers. One of the deputies
successfully employed a pursuit intervention technique and Tyson was forced to slow down,
in the Rancho Cucamonga area, because of the semi-trucks ahead of her on the road.
She was arrested and charged for evading police, driving under the influence and vandalism. In
August of 2019, more than a year after the chase, Tyson was once again in trouble with the law. At
around 2 am, in a Hollywood parking lot, a Ford Mustang had blocked her Mercedes. The owner and
his friends and several other bystanders had been getting food from a taco truck nearby. Enraged,
Tyson started screaming at them to move their vehicle. Reports on the matter were varied with
some witnesses claiming that the owner had refused to make space for Tyson and others saying that he
was in the process of moving the car. Whatever the case might’ve been, surveillance footage
would show Tyson repeatedly reversing her car and crashing it into the Mustang before pulling away.
One man would report that the model actually hit him in the leg with her Mercedes but the extent of
his injuries was unclear. Tyson then returned on foot and caused more chaos by attacking two women,
slapping one of them and punching the other in the back of the head. She later turned herself in and,
among others, was charged with three felony counts of assault with a deadly weapon, along with one
felony count each of hit-and-run driving resulting in injury to another person. Tyson, who faced up
to 8 years in prison, pleaded not guilty. Number 1 Monique Agostino
In November of 2018, 22-year-old Monique Agostino assisted a group of teenage males
as they committed a string of burglaries on Sydney’s north shore. The Instagram model,
whose following received a major boost from a post of her donning a Catwoman costume,
acted as a getaway driver but also took a more hands-on role as the illegal activities
were carried out. On the 6th of November, CCTV footage would show the masked woman
using a chisel to break into a pizza restaurant in Killarney Heights. She and her accomplices also
attempted to force their way into the nearby House of Fruit convenience store and the neighboring
Le Parisien Café. That same day she was part of a break-in at the Stanley Street Café, in St. Ives,
from where $300 in cash and a credit card were stolen. The card was later used at a McDonald’s
which facilitated the authorities’ efforts in tracking down the burglars. In late November,
Agostino and her crew targeted the Forestville Bakery and made off with over $1,000 in cash.
Agostino was arrested and sentenced to two years in prison, with a minimum of 18 months served,
after also being convicted of possessing a knife in a Target, possessing illegal
drugs and shoplifting a $90 jacket. Thanks for watching! For $100,000,
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